Hey Google, play Honey, Honey by ABBA. Bath Avenue is a small haven for food and drink. Around here you will find the likes of Paulie’s Pizza, The Chophouse, The Bath Pub, not to mention lunchtime royalty Juniors. As if the hospitality offering around here wasn’t enough, Portmarnock café Honey Honey have taken to socials […]

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“A symbol for the enduring spirit of our capital.” The iconic bandstand based in St Stephen’s Green has reopened after two years following a period of restoration. The landmark initially was cordoned off in 2021 once structural issues were discovered, making it unsafe for visitors. Erected in 1887 by the Dublin Metropolitan Police to commemorate Queen […]

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This little lady has found her forever home. A dog that was left abandoned and tied to a pole at Dublin Airport has found a permanent home just in time for Christmas. In a social media post this week, animal welfare organisation My Lovely Horse Rescue posted a photo of the dog, named Jessie, with the caption: “This […]

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Here comes Santa Claus, here comes Santa Claus, here comes Santa Claus’ paddle-board down the Liffey. We’re less than two weeks out from Christmas Day, and the festivities have slowly but surely been building. If you’re heading into the city centre on Saturday December 16th, be sure to cast your eyes down the Liffey, as […]

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The south Dublin ‘burbs have a new food offering. Sandyford House, a D18 pub that has been hosting drinkers and diners since the 1680s, has just welcomed a new fine dining restaurant onto the premises. Panacea is an art deco style eatery, striking the perfect balance between a sophisticated space and a warm and welcoming […]

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The exhibition has been months in the making. The EPIC Museum on the Quays has just unveiled a new exhibition dedicated to The Pogues and the late Shane MacGowan, entitled ‘They Gave the Walls a Talking’, in collaboration with magazine and website Hot Press. It has been months in the making, long before the sad […]

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If the obstacles of distance, closures and seating space didn’t exist. I had previously thought that 12 pubs was a thing of the past, another casualty of the pandemic like self-serve hotel breakfast and working in the office. You’d also have to question the its place in today’s Dublin, with pint prices touching €7 in […]

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Dublin 8 is blessed once again with another coffee spot. Francis Street is known to be one of the best streets for food and drink in Dublin 8. It is home to the likes of Jackie’s, Two Pups, Doll Society, Ginger café, Rumi café, to name but a few, and come Friday, they are about […]

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“Cockroaches at all life stages were noted in traps” Al Huda Grocery in Summerhill, Dublin 1 was issued a closure order by the FSAI Act on November 14th, which was then lifted on November 27th. According to the report made, the closure came as a result of an ongoing “cockroach infestation” due to a failure […]

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The dining chain which has become famous for its “unfriendly service” is about to open its restaurant in Dublin. Since first opening in Sydney, Australia last year Karen’s Diner has become a TikTok sensation with videos of its staff berating customers racking up to 20 million views. @karensdinerofficial alex politely asking customers to leave: the […]

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Might be time for another trip to the D9 food market soon. Eatyard is the gift that keeps on giving, feeding the people of Drumcondra and beyond with their frankly very hip street food market. They always have class food offerings, with the likes of Janets, Village Pizza, Gaucho’s Dogs, and Nice Burger, to name […]

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He is back in the public eye with his new book The Reign of King Ruairi Viral star Ruairi McSorley has his sights on becoming Taoiseach and has said he would like to see Conor McGregor become President of Ireland. The Derry native, now 27, first went viral as a teen after a clip of him on the news in […]

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